No matter the size of your house, within those four walls there is a world for you to visit.......
So take a look around it with new eyes.
Set up a Tearoom/Coffee shop
Move into a different bedroom and pretend you’re having a night away.
Create a project and make it feel as if you’re going on a workshop. Put everything you need in a bag, including your sandwich and take it to your chosen spot to work.
Plan a cinema visit - don’t forget your popcorn and rattling sweetie bag. After all you won’t be disturbing anybody.
Library - Revamp your bookshelves.
I’ve always dreamt of being a librarian.
A Cookery School - get your cookery books out or follow a You Tube cookery lesson
Are you getting the idea ?
Within my four walls I’ll be visiting a
Pilates studio/gym
A pub/restaurant
A beauty parlour/ a rubbish hairdressers
A photography studio
A research centre
A picnic site
An art gallery
A writing room
Clothes shop/vintage emporium/charity shop
I’m exploring every nook and crevice of the house
and garden as if I’ve not visited before.
So how will you plan your day. Where will you visit while you stay home. Let me know and stay safe everyone.
Lynn
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What fabulous advice this is 😃 I really do love how your mind works Lynn. Enjoy today's adventures, wherever you may roam 🚶♀️😘 xxx
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed it Mo. We had toasted currant teacakes with little pots of jam preserves and pretended we were in a Tearoom heehee
DeleteI loved this post, Lynn! Funnily enough I only said to Jon this morning that we ought to sleep in the spare bed tonight just for a change of scenery.
ReplyDeleteThanks for such a fun and positive post! xxx
Hee hee that’s what comes of having a vivid imagination xxx
DeleteI always enjoy your posts but this one is different and such fun yet full of great advice. I just love the ideas you have come up with and think you ought to post them everywhere - they are such brilliant ideas.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of the change of bedroom but I won't be doing it as three weeks in that bed was what set my back off - still you never know, a night in it might undo it all?
Absolutely brilliant post!
Stay safe and well
Hugs, Neet 2 xx
Such good advice and shows a very positive perspective on the restrictions imposed by a crazy world at this time. Thank you for sharing I might have to juggle a few things in our home and see what I can come up with. Have fun going on so many outings and Stay safe.
ReplyDeleteSandra de @13
Great ideas today - it's important to try something different! I do love your blues patchwork dress, great combo with the tan cardi and belt.
ReplyDeleteHugs LLJ 6 xxx
What great ideas. Love the teashop ones but where do I get currant teacakes from in Spain and the cakes I would have to make them. Like the idea of a craft workshop though might try that. Ani #12
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous ideas for 'visiting' in the home Lynn. I like the idea of the cinema but would need new bookcases to finish organising our books as many of them are still in boxes. Stay safe and happy WOYWW. Sarah #5
ReplyDeleteHappy WOYWDW
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea of different ways to enjoy life just now, I have onlt a small flat but might try some of the things
Thank you for the hug
Say well and healthy, Lilian B #11
Morning Lynn. What a beautiful positive post. Thank you. I love the idea of you in your new tearoom, and as for trying out new recipe ideas... great fun. Well done. How easy it would be to turn all this strangeness into a negative - but you have focused our thoughts on the positive. Well done. Enjoy wherever you decide to go today!
ReplyDeleteTake care of yourselves. Stay safe. God bless you.
Margaret #4
I love your imagination, and your beautiful house, Lynn. But while some of these tips are useful, we only have one bedroom ;-) You know what, I am so pleased not to have a minimalist home and lots of clutter. At least we won't run out of things to look at! Sending big virtual hugs to you and Philip xxxx
ReplyDeleteYour final photo took me back in time - I bought those two books at the start of my teaching career - many, many years ago. I love your positive, creative post today. We all need to rethink how we do things so that it is uplifting and not just the "ordinary". Happy Easter. xx Jo
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn, al;l great ideas to relieve the boredom! Have a lovely week, Stay safe, Hugs, Shaz #10 X
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea Lynn....just think of the adventures we could have.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Annie x
I LOVE your post. We have had cookery classes and film night . I have even cut hubby's hair ( was a hairdresser years ago - so hopefully not too rubbish).Take care and Keep safe . Soojay #18
ReplyDeleteGood advice, can't follow many of them due to the amount of "stuff" that is here! Just on my "lunchbreak" from work right now.... Helen #1
ReplyDeleteHow lovely Lynn you really are embracing what has always been under our noses but life previously was just too foggy for us to see. I consider myself to be very lucky as I've never been one to say I was bored being an only child helped with that i'm sure. Your beautiful way with life Lynn is a very valuable guide.
ReplyDeleteWishing you well this coming Easter & thank you for sharing Woy(Fabulous)WW.. Tracey #24 xx
Hello Lynn! I love your advice. I too have been dusting off old projects/places in my house to do things. This Friday, my husband and I are having a date night. We will get dressed up and go take a ride in the car so we feel like we are going somewhere new and then return to dinner and a movie in our bedroom. My boys will entertain themselves with online gaming etc. so we can have some quality alone time. Have a blessed day!
ReplyDeleteStay well.
Belinda #29
I absolutely love this Lynn. Our house is small, but there are definitely things we can do like this to make it fun. We have done a cinema night complete with homemade popcorn. I have been cooking and learning to paint. I hope you are staying well and safe. Happy WOYWW. With love and God bless, Caro xxx (#20)
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn, I'll be sharing your ideas with my daughters, to keep their children entertained. They would definitely love the cinema and the craft workshop ideas. Great advice for me too - I'll pack a craft bag and have a workshop in the summerhouse this weekend. Have a lovely week and stay safe, Heather xx #27
ReplyDeleteI love your idea of making each room in the house into something new, interesting and special during the isolation. Thank you for sharing your ideas.
ReplyDeleteChris #8
Great ideas Lynn. Today I've been sitting by the pond something I don't do very often, watching the Koi. Perhaps I could imagine it being a Japanese garden of contemplation so maybe there are places in the garden too. Once I get my cabin sorted I'll be off on lots of workshops too. Wishing you a happy woyww and lots of crafty thoughts to keep you busy, Angela x15x
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh what a fabulous post! I've been purging for the thrift store, playing in the garden, bird watching, and prepping for a video class. Thanks for a different look at things!
ReplyDeleteGod bless and have a great Easter!
Carol N #28
I love your post and what a creative ideas you have! I've been visiting an art gallery every day, but I also spend time in the reading-area of the library: those are my fave spots! Have a nice day. Stay healty, safe and creative. Hug from Holland, Marit #23
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous post Lynn. My dearest is actually going to take time off this weekend, so I shall take your lead with a picnic and cinema trip for sure. I fear the in between may be horribly practical stuff that we’ve been intending, but it will be lovely to have treats to look forward to. Again, beautiful photos too, how beautiful your home is.
ReplyDeleteOh Lynn, what an utterly fabulous post! I thoroughly enjoyed reading it, and so appreciated how you have turned every room, and every activity, into something special and different. I'm afraid my life continues much the same as always since the lockdown because I'm mostly housebound anyway, so not much change here! However, I am blessed in so many ways - in absolutely loving being at home - never happier than being a home-bird, and having my hubby around all the time instead of him gadding about here there and everywhere and me not knowing where he is most of the time! We are enjoying our garden and the kitties, and good food cooked at home and my hubby is getting a lot of satisfaction from fixing things in the garden. He is also cleaning the house for me in the absence of my cleaning lady!
ReplyDeleteHappy belated WOYWW and keep safe and well,
Shoshi #17